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MoneyDad Podcast
How Selling His House Led to Financial Freedom Through Campgrounds with Kevin Thueson
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#069. Kevin Thueson was a CPA with a comfortable career, a house, and the kind of life that looks stable from the outside. But he knew he wanted more: ownership, time freedom, and the ability to model something different for his kids.
In this episode, Kevin shares the bold move that changed everything—selling his house to buy a campground. That first leap launched him into full-time entrepreneurship, a growing real estate portfolio, and a new way of raising financially empowered kids.
This episode dives deep into mindset, legacy, and the power of taking calculated risks for long-term freedom.
You’ll Learn:
- What drove Kevin to leave his 10-year CPA career
- How he bought his first RV park—and why he believes it's a hidden gem asset class
- The importance of teaching kids about ownership and money from a young age
- Why “burning the boats” forced growth and created generational momentum
- How to normalize money and entrepreneurship at home—even if you weren’t raised that way
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